II
Arivertlsltlsr Rates
On eohtmn one y wf, t VV,.no
One-half, coin-tin, one yar, ; BO.
Ono-fourth coin mn, one year, 15.00
Or square (10 linen) 1 Inem-tlon . 75
' ' Evflrv additfo hnl insertion. ' BO
PmfiMMlnnnl unit Tinainna cards of
not more than 6 11 nr. tt year, COO
Auditor. Executor. Administrator .
and Assignee Xotlcon, . 2JV)
Editorial notice per line, 15
All adrertisemontt for ft snorter pe
riod than one yenr ere pavnWo at the
time tliny are ordered. and if not paid
the porion ordprinir them will be held
responaihio rnr tho moncv.
. f. . wmmm e
VEGETINE
VaVttYiae hi. navae fill"! It (tl enre,
Hint hiitil atr 'Beth to th e etam S.hlllLt.
She Rests Well.
So"Tit Po Iaiid, Ms., Oct. II, IIT.
M. M It. Trm
I) iar Air I h iv a aan !( I en Taara with tha
llvarvninulalnt. an I Snrlna fiat tl no bare lak l
- mnv SITiee-it "n-llelo-t hit m
thai 41 1 nt n I. t wa nI. nl a-i
ka-t ann'tl. ttlni 'lil t'ie Vn'Hnal
real wall anl rattan inv f ivl. Oil raioaraanil
tho Vef atlae f,f "hat II k tv fit mi.
Voora aane'f'lv,
MRS. ALBERT RICKER.
W ihihi of 'ha ahnr,.,
kit Om. M. V.ajihiu, ..KrJ, Um.
vegtine.
YbWaan'tl Will bear teattrnonT fand So It
nlnnt .rllr) ihit Vatcatine l the b radiatl
eompnund i' n ami nifn-a tha nahlln (if.
nvatin e-nl nurlff Ing th blond eralleallti
all aamnr-, Imptrltle or polion ma aoeretlnnt
from theeyatora. Invl;nra'lnif aid atrenath-n-In
ttaeayalm d"iillllte I by riltata i la fwt
It I. many hv called It, "Tu Ureal
Health Rottorer."
SAFE AND SURE
MR- M. K. ATeV'We I
lollTJjnar Veiietlne wae reeomment 'd to
Vi. flol'tlng tn the peranaaln. of e friend.
l-niented lo t-r It. At th tint. I tut-
fin from Conor! dob Hi y n,l norma, prot
rellone, tuperin luoe l by ov.rwori anl Irraat
sler k iblla. it. wond-irfa1 Iron ihonln t inl
onraUv pmporiloi an.n. I ti all a tl mr lo'ilH.
tarovl DTotoin from tho nrl dot, and un lo Itt
Cir Utot 1 ropMlf roJorer .l ntlnlnt
or than ul k liii ml uol 10 Un i. Nln o
thoo I hren"l hIUIo4 tn l0 Voicotlno tnf
moat nfiillnol Inlir40ioont ot klnofo.
ruro n4 Kiorful onl la pro n itlni hotlth
oil rotbirloic 'ho wit r.tom lo Hfo
alonorirf. VoK'tln. Ittkoonlf noillulno I
koo,nit m long oil llro I n oor oipoot to Ho J
A kollor. Yuan UuJt,
W. II. UMRK,
130 Uoatory ilrool, Allokoaf. Pa,
VEGETINE.
VaotTina IhiimanUlj rrollratot rri kin I of
kuaio', o-l rloro Iko ontlro ryaUis to
kn'tlir enn.lKlnu.
T-io foilowmu liorfn,n O. Mn
Srl.1,1 riurlT plor of tin H nln K l-c il
Dh'irch, Hj-it) Pirk, mi l t pr.l UI4 in
Tjowl. ran.t oobvIiicm rvorr oiin wrio ril- IhU
I'lurvf Iho wiiU'icrriil ciiralir.. q iolli f V-ii;-rUuto
stuoronrfli i'lMur u4 jittrillarortlio
i bloodi
nrni Park. Uvl., Fob., 15, ISTfl.
Mn. U. R. 8TKVKM4 I
Ui-Sir Ab.iiil triiTtrR4mr hrallh f ill.
Oil tkroorfli tho dpli tlutf oif.-ct uf ilr-priMl4
nny s ?oir Utr I w. iik H I lj ly .u .U fr.
vor In lt worat form. It ontllti'l In nir bick ou.t
tiN.ic Itio form uf o lan(j dn.pt.iM oljwtfl,
ubioiwto flftrru moiitU In aitliortltir. t bad
two auric col opomttoiip, lir tho boNt ouill lit ib
Kuto but rotiviMl n pAriuautit euro. I inll.-r
od grant pain at tiiuca and who roiutMiillr ik
aud lijr a tiri't'oua.. tlm-kirrfo. 1 nlao l. aiuil
plria t.f U.uo at UiUitouI ttmo'.
MattoiaMnoo Ibua about ai-von yurt, till
Uay, 1871, vltrm rriaad reoiaiuonlo I mo to
g it. vourntAio aii-l tl wltli yo t of t:i rirtua
of Vt'iiriln. I did an, and bjf your klndnrw
paad Ibruiigh yuur m-.mif jciory. ii.litii tlio In.
grodlouW, oik-n by wiiinU yuur fn.u;Jy It pro la;
oJ. Ilowlikt Iaw and UcarJ t gilntd torus couO.
4'Hco la Vooti e.
1 c iuiu. ui.il t.kln It aocn aflrr, but full
ooravfiom ttaocf eta; atul I pLr.a.orui aui rii
(ll It woa boilahtiuu IH IU ulli. r n i.tt. Yot
1 dl I not mu ruanit I l i.ir I, till 1 ul lam
It rit'.ilull tit Uuir in ri tluu a y. r. whan
3 diia. uliy In tbo Iih'I at s-lri. I, a'l 1 fr uluo
u.oa bi I bara i ) jjv1 t iv Ltnt uf li"rti.
I u.ii lu ilul iiiur gam-u lnitj-D' poiin U
of H.ab, boiug bJviwr tbi:i ovor boiorc lu my
llf, an. I, I ii uar.ujr ab.a toparonu labor
tkau uoar,
llurlug Ibopatt fttW warka 1 bad a acrofulout
walili'g a largo no my uat kalbt-' ou aujtUar
part of lot b)dr.
I bwk Voroilua faithfully and It removM II
ltvol ollli Ilia auatau In lu itli. I Ibluk 1
Iviuld bavo brva vurrd of my main Iroublo aoouoi
If 1 bad lakau la.ijur Uomm, a(ur biviug uo.ouia
oroiituiuuJ to.iia oifict4.
Lot uor patroua truihlad wlt'i oarofiila or
Iclilnny dli.ai uu.UrtUu I that It taUea iuu lo
ih rlnoa o di'itat aud if tliy "ill pati.iiiily
tako Vagall"'. 11 " J'UlJ1"""1. tbow.
WitU grool ubll(klloiia 1 aiu,
Vniiia very trilv,
a. w .m Aiotitua,
Plater of Ik t MtiboJut K. OaurcU.
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS
Vagetint is Sold by All Druggists.
N.B.W'
A. S. HELFRICH
Beaver Springs, Fa.
.Adi -
LA ROUT. BEST AND C0MM.BTKST
. , Dry Ca-oodfei,
Groceries
Qpeenivrare,
rHardvare.
ff "VVooa Sc "Willow
Ware,
Kotiooi, Furnishing Good", Boots
Jc buoes, Zuts s tpe.
.. HEADY MADK
CLOTHING
tliMper tbnn erer brought to Soy
itt Ooantr.
aUetvier in
OR A 11,
COAU : ',
tUMUER,
F18H.
BALT.
. ., i-LASTBIl
All ild of QooJg sietiangt il far Cash
aDoroTOd oouairr pronuoo.
Call anil aXamlne my nock anil loara
w anaai miara DurouooiuK oiavwiaarw.
Ool. 12. 1S70. (Jut.
a ui oneifecti i nui
PHTSIOIAN AND BUflEtN
ra on araiaHNiaai aorviooa a aso iiaa)a
lakaror aad oiaiaiti. i'f
. OATJTIOn-
OTICh is heiby uiven tlmt the
loanwinar an aiot naro aaa aarenatan ao
anitonkf aod al fkariirt Halo aud loll In tha
soMMa of joaa m. Hooxinou durioa oar
aoara. AMioro.roootl uod aot lo la--aareagfaoddl
altk iko taiaa, rl lok. 1
otaad aMauiaa, vmm ? aun pip, aair
araak la Si a.roa of uraia lukro.iari, lot
a, aaooto, uarrosai Biotna, umio urlli,
UtaUar, Waj aUddara. Pktioa lot Ua,
at, waoon aoo, oiaaio ann laoamia I raoa,
i f a. kora Uoora, Ooll, IMorivl M.roa, I
Jkay kVafoa.oOooa.oilalcoo
III
VOL. 14.
l'ootry
The Orphan Girl
t havt ni mnlbrr ! for tin ilifil,
Wbin t w otry jonttfj
Uiit bar mnurjf. fill, aroiiii'l my htnrl,
Lib mornlog mittt bas bung.
Thojr lll ma f an angtl form,
That watchfil mt a. I alit,
An I or ooh anj gorilla banJ
Tbat wip.J tba itr I epl I
afc
An l that aamt baml lliat lielJ aJ owe,
Wli.n I begin to walk,
AnJ tho jny that optrkle I in br t
irutn nrtt t IrieJ lo Ulk
For Ibey Iho moilirr'a boarl It plea'tJ
When InUnl olitrmo c spaodt
t wond.r If ah Iblnka of in,
la Ibat bright burp ''" '
For 1 know tin li In hoaoonr ew
That bolr olieo of roai -
For olit wat aluajt goo I In nit,
AnJ lb good alons art Dion,
t rnmamher, loo wlun I w.i ill,
Hha klaao.l mf burning brow.
AnJ ilia irar lliti fell upon uijf cbtok,
1 Ibiuk 1 f.cl it now.
Anl I liit ttill ttrima I itt la hork
8lio loarnoil mo bnw lo opvll (
Ao J lh cM'liiiif. or ilia kit tb gio,
1 nill r.iuoiobor wll
And lbn tli tmeil lo knool Vitb m,
And Knell m bow lo pruy,
And ratto mf liulo Inn It to btarto.
And toll ina wbal lo toy.
01. mollur .' nnibor ! In my heart,
Tlir iinaKO rtill (liull bo.
An J 1 will liupo in hjriron at t.ial,
Thai 1 may inrol w.in lute.
MtHt'oUll IIOO UN .
frjoi lb Na y.irk sunJ if Aloroor,.
A WOiidsrful Story.
List eumraor n voiin Nuw Ydi k-
it i ..
er, imiuutl xi.iiMoihuh, uwuiiowca a
chciry-st.tim. At tho n I of u wcuk
ho wa Hcized witli vioiuut piumiu
tint Btomnpli. an I coul.l oUt.ua no
relief. It was pittablo ti wituuss
his Riiaf.-iin-'s. so intunsa and exoni-
cittinu' did tliey appear to bu. Iho
voniiL? man cjntmiied to sun .t, mul
ifrew tliiniiopnnd ptlor day by d.iy
it tho end of six wuoua uo umi ui-
ootno so foeblo Unit, he was coinpull
od to loavo his biiKinca atiduouliitu
himself to bod. His physicians did
not understand tho ouso The symp
toms efu'j oitifoly il ii 1 n H sn I
that ho expurieucu 1 sensation as if
soiuetbia j were yia lually nproad
inje and tin up his iutestiuos
lie physicians ai rivo l at thu cou-
dilHioil that ho was alllictod with
worms, and treat j 1 him acootdi iffly,
but with no effect. Whatever the
disease was, it secmod to ballld the
phaiuiiioopoeia, and the doctors and
the heart broken mother were
obliged to stand idly by and sou
young Henderson dio before their
eyes. In tho meantime bis HiitTor
mi's increased. Meep was almost n
strungor to him, and ho complained
more aud more of tho peculiar IjcI
ing of ft vitality in thu intestines,
distinct from his own. After lying
for four months, ho died in great
agony. Weak as bo was, bo seemed
to bo possessed of a fietitious
strength, and at tbo timo of bis ex
ertions in tbo paroxysms of agony
to which be was subiootod two mun
with difficulty bold him on tho bod.
After young Handerson s death, the
case bad excited so much attention
in medical circles, the consent of tho
mother was obtained to aa autopsy
being made ttpon the body. Invita
tions were sent to several physicians
of tbe city, aud the investigation
commenced of what was to be A
cause celcbre in ruodical history. On
opening the body, incredible as it
may appear, it vas mscovorea mat
the cherry-stone had sprouted in tbe
stomach of tbe unfortunate yonng
man. Tbe assembld doctors could
hardly credit tbo testimony of their
own eyes, palpable uitnoiigu it was
before them, liy some peculiar pro
cess tbe cherry-stone, after having
become lodged in yonng Hender
son's stomach, bad actually sprouted
as thrifty nt if it bad beeu . planted
in tbe ground. Tbo strange pains
of the Young man were ' nosr ac
counted for, for proceeding from tbe
cherry stone were shoots of fibers
which bad rammed turougu tne in
tostines of tbe victim, and, in some
instances, bad oiled tuomsalvos
tightly nround them. In the vicini
ty of the heart there wore a number
of tbese shoots, nnd one of them
larger than tbe rest, in pressing up
on this organ, bad been tbe immedi
ate cause nf death. Of these shoots
there were in all fourteen, varying
in length from three to nine iuobos.
In color tbey were white, with a
faint, yellowish green tinge towards
tbe base. Tbe shoot which bod
pressed against young Haudersou's
heart was considerably thicker and
larger than tbe rest, and bad a
peculiar reddish tinge, wbioh tbe
others bad not Tbe shoots were n
closely twined and twisted around
tbe intestines that it was loan a tin
p iBsil'lo to remove them, aud so
tbey have not baen preserved to soi
enoe. . The case, however wis so en
tierly $ul gentrit that in all proba
bility a full and soientifio aoootint of
it will be written and published by
the physicians , and sargeous inter
ested in it.
A Danbury man , who went to
Chicago ten years ago bad to burrow
tba money for bis far . - Now be lms
bis own sharing enp in one of tbe
best barber .sboM ia that city
aVaMrury ewav
MIDDLEBU11G, SNYDER COUNTY,
The Old Ma.) Wiu Smiled.
0 lime ilioto wa a coo l el I mat
living in Detroit. , lli imik wit hffil
Ilia t ep Witsalof, ami Ilirn who ia,t!i
up in liia atitiNvy locks mul wriukK'tl
luoo wliiporu'l to t'Bvh uibcr :
lie m it Rd oi l mun, who baa
lint lniu to livo.'
Tlio ni l iiihii lul l been well '(T in
hi iluf, b wliti'i ho I'nuud liimvll
on tlivliiily eidii of liie. wif lo
aiil hocie lirjUun up, lio sail t liir
oulv ai'D :
'.lore, William, t tki nil llifit I havi
it ml Irt your homo bo luy bui until
I W
Thoannlo'k tho pnpera y,m te'
lie ilul t in I tho fin lior vt:t givpri a
iN.gt' corner, it I. if uli.-tir, an I it com
cub pip.'. All Wfiit w. 11 tnf it jrur ur
an, mii J llivn lli ami uu I t'io B 'n'
wiiu Ix-itiiii to miike it iiiiciiiil'r'nlli'
tur the nidi ol.l umtl in Iho onrnrr
Thoy itrew out hints dejirivin liiiu
of liii cum I'eriM, nn I one c l I tlnv in
winter he wi toll ihit hit hnl lol
l.r un to Hull lux N"Vii Scotin.
The Id mm.'i honi t wi sure ni It"
went on into I he world to ImtlKi a
KiiiiHl Imnjor nil I cdl, mi I when
n'L'lit en mn ho ciwiT.-if in n door w iv
un I wi'pt liko a chili.
Who tn milking that cli i n -ni n-ic
up tti.Tt t' culled a repin lei'. wlmew
aiepa h id been iirreled by I ho anhs
mid he wont up iho ie, pnto l ihe
nl.l mun on liie IihiJ, mid liy-diid Uy
lligt Hlory was tnlil.
C 'me down to the e'ation with
me, ami the rc .rier, tailing llio t.l-
man's si iii 'Ymir son is i lirst roum
. . . .
to tin "u riw iiivierrea U';r i l'
Linih, and I'll help you l.x um .
.xi morning one 01 mo
eoi.taincd un ile.a to the elfeet that
III) 1 1 It III i ITIIII II lja'H-'e l"UlIIH'
hud been (iiilnd wanderiuiT : lie htift t
nt iiiizlit on I when taken 1 1 tho t i
lii'U SI0.0J0 worth if United Stalo-
.... ..I.I ...a.ll..man ri.a ikail I a.iit.llnii'l
bonds worn found on Lim. Tho old
mm i'i ii I il over liirre timus, slapiic i
hia lei's ii he saw Iho point, und it
heamiful s.ntie eoterc.i n s iioo ami
eiimi.e.i up tnrouu-'i us nui'. in uu
sn hour his sun illium l iixlio I into
the Mdil.n nnd t ulli'il out :
i.,.l.ur. de .r ..lh"r i o no Inine
ah ni ui wi Hi'th,,,,.,!, it n.i flit bo ho eas lv nut
unit my "He H now Ij mg in a coma-to-tl
htttti1 oil your.neeoilill.'
I ho oi l man went limns wi ll him
witiUiiu. ut tno lamp-p iHta und hiiiilia
aa he t trued tb'1 C 'l ne s lie ba I ull
hta C'iin( irts bin'k, and t'o son b ugbi
him a cosily pip jii I a piir of bo.
t ied boot ihit very day.
Well, aa lb) time went nil ihi) aon
Vi'iitnri'd t I rJULfili'Sl that tho boiiif-
b id b.tttiir b i tunio I over lo him, and
every limo ho Sit I "bonda'' th-J nil
man "'nil II smilii un I til' n I li J sab
jy.'l to pit'tnl uiilk-cinH or tho no-
uesaitV "I o niiitTI'iliera tiiUinsf
Ulnj'e
pains' with lh''ir b-a I niekle. The
ulber dny the lallier went lo bed to
'li, and ho Mulled oltenor than hi
I'oro a ho lay waitino; for the cum
inntli. Tho son e.iid bis benit wu
breuking. und then went thrniuh the
I t man's el ul lies lo fin I the bond-,
lie didn't find any. Ho i-e inln'il
the born nf.d thu currct, und I be eel
lur, nnd finally, when ho 8iw tint
death was very near, ho leaned over
liio bed and whiporeil :
'1' at her no you know mo T
'Ob, ve---I know you like a book,'
replied tho dying mun,
'And, 1st bet', don't you see that
tlii t biuc is almost killing me V
'Yea. William, I see it '
"And, I'at Iter those thoe-bondg,
you kauw. 1 suppose you want
thorn mod to purchase you s monu
ment V
' Correo', William," whinperel the
rather, winking a ubistly wink, mid
as that sumo old smile coveted his
I'uco death ciuio te take him 10 a bet
ter home.
W hen evening fell, and tho mn and
the sou's wife wcro wildly seurehim;
tho stmw bods to got their baud on
those bond-', a reporter stood under
the gs liifht eoroas ' tbo street, aod
with Ida thumb on bit nose be sweet
ly called out t
'Sold auain and vnt the tin noxt
filial son mep In I' Detroit Free Press
Tas Baokex IJatoja at Asutabcla.
ybe Cjroner's jury investigation in
to tbe Asbtabala,0.iio,railroi J br idge
disaster, bavo agreed on a verdict,
in subsUaoo as fol lows t That tbe
fall of tha bridge was the result of
defects and errors miJe in designat
ing, constructing, and erecting it;
tbat a great' defect, and one which
appears in many parts of tbe struc
ture, was the dopon dence ol every
laouiber for its efficient action on
the probability tha t all or nearly all
tbe others would retain tbeir posi
tion and do their duty for which
they were designed, instead of giv
ing to oaob member a positive con
nection with tbe rest, wbieli nothing
but a direct rupture could sever.
The members of oaoii truss were, in
stead of being ftatoooi together,
raised one on the other Tbe ver
dict illustrates tbe defects, and says
the piilroad eompauy nsed ami oon
tinned to use the bridge for about
eleven years, during all of wbioh
time a careful inspection by a com
petent engineer could not have failed
to discover tbese defecte. for the
neglect of such eaieful inspection
tbe railroad eompany alone ia res
ponaible. The responsibility of this
fearful disaster and its consequent
low of . life reeta on the railroad
company, which by its obief execu
tive officer, plaaned and ejected this
bridtje.
An Expensive Fire.
"Jones, yon have huiirtl
of that
firo tlmt buroud lip thitt man's lionne
and lot f )
No, Smith, where was itt'
'Ui'i o in this city.'
Wlmt ft miafottono. Was it n
(rood Iioiihu t'
'Yes. ft niio lionso nnd 1 jt n
good homa f ir anj finiily.'
'What a pity. lloW did it tuko
firo V
'Xho innii pluyol with firo, and
tlion jlitlcrtslv sot it'himsfilf.'
'jvy stilly 1 lid you s:y that tho
lot wits binned, t f
Yen, l it nn 1 u!l. AH k iiio fili :k
nnd cli'nu.'
rimt's einnhr. It mint hive
hen a tcirihlo firo mil then I
don't well oo Ujmt it could bum tho
lot'
Xo. it wni not a htrgo fire, not
a very hot firo. In h'od, it was no
Hiuall that it attracted but litllu at
tention.' 'Lint how could such a little fire
hum up a houso aud lot f You
hitven't told mo.'
It burned ft lon liinc iviro
thitn twenty years mid thonli it
seemed to consume very elowly, yet
it worn away about 815 ) woi tliev
try venr. un'il it xvni all iono.'
I can't understand you yet. Tell j
me all about it.
'Well it wis kindled in tho end of
a ciriir Thu ei 'iirc ist him, hit him
..)! I. .11 t..a fla nil. I 11 tl al f a I. al
; j. R nontI,f ol. jjir.j ft vo.tr i and
! Ul , j,, lw,.ntvvmo years, would
n,.i, ua .,. n... ...... ....
L,mi,nt lo M.15I, lioido all tho in-
u,tvltL N,v u.,0 8M1 wouldn't j
to far from 10,000. That would
b R ()U!)e ,, It Wl)l,i,,
;pay f.r a larjo farm in tho country.'
i -
'W hew '. I triiegs now you mean
mo. for I Hinoked moro Ihan twenty
years t but I didn't know it cost as
Hindi nn that. And I haven't any
houso of tnv own. Ilavo always
.,.lif.T a 1 I 1 1 atS . rl t I U na i 1 il II 11 1.1
OW ft lomo A,)(l n (1,cllM j
; , )lirlll.,i it m ! What a
f..,l I
ij(lvu i j
Tim b.vs had bettor imver seU
tjro wWl,u ewtH m w,.,. n. wliioh.
out iri vet ho hki-lv, if otieo kindled
to keep IniriiiiiLr all their lives.
Eccentric Prayeis.
The Puritan ministry of Sew Kng
land had often very tpiaint parsons
for examples. Oil l'tuum ('. of lied
furd, in Ki'Voloii.iiiui v tiini-a, had a
very eiiiimiH and impliatio way of
I'luxing ngaiiibt the i'.ulihli. nn I in
vuked cii!e..'S, loud, long and tli-t-p,
from all iptartei'H of li"aveii, npnti
llii-ir devoted heails. His was ceo-
erany it miuiio io i'i 'uiiri. i in
iiiHt.iiiOd. theio was a drought in hi
parts, and ho prayed for ruin some
how thus : 'O I .otd Ihiiii ktiovvest it
ia very dry in tlieso puts () U ud. j
tho Ki'ass is all dried up till it looks'
like red foxes' tails, and tho grass I
hoppers hit on tlin fuiico rails. ciying,
crying, crying, and tho cattlu goi
Loo, loo, loo (suiting his sound to'
the sense), and wo pray thee, ()
Lord, to uncork tho bottlu of heav
en nnd send us rain." Shortly after
this thoro was a tremodons rain,
j which washod away mill-tl nus and
wrought much barm iu that neigh
borhood. Keturuing public thanks
therefor, as was his duty, Parson C
labored in prayer in this fashion :
'O Lord wo prayed theo for ruin and
that thou wjnldst utiRork tho bot
tins of heavon i but, O Lord, we
didn't pray theo to loavo the corks
out." Ilia parish, offjnded by these
petitions, called a meeting to dis
solve thu pastoral conuoution. Par
sou 0. attendod, and made n speech
in self defence. Ho sa d bu was
aware that he had poonli r ways in
prnyer, nnd was sorry for it, and
had often tried to mend, nnd as he
bad lived with them so long in
pence it seemed hard to separate
now, nnd for his part he could as
sure them tbat tbe pruyor business
should never give tlij',-1 any more
trouble. His pitrisho rs. who bad
nothing else to blame their parson
for agreed on their part to give him
another chance, nnd be was request
ed to close the meeting with prayer
on this happy conciliation. Ile ac.
cordingly did so j and after remind
ing the Lord of tbe many years he
bad been parson in Bedford, and
thanking hi in for the pencenblo re
sults of tbat evening's labors, be
conclndod thus : 'O Lord, we pray
thee tbat we nil, pastor and people,
may jog along together in harmony
through this valo of tenrs. and af
terwards be permitted to bitch our
horses together in the horseshedi of
salvation on high I'
Tbat parson left that parish
awwawJwwBawjwa
O'CoSoa'a Wooiao Cbarlea O'Conor
hat very dir.ot way about lim. Tbe
I ry of bis wooing Is thus lol l i Tbo
yonng and boauiifiil widow of Commo
dore M'Craektn. of our ny. relurned
from abroad .after her linthnnd'a death.
and finding her financial affnlro In a om
plloaled alnle went lo Mr. O'fonnr lu get
hi legnt sdvlea In diaenlnngUnK ihtm.
Mr. O'Conor, npne examination, illaoov
erd Ibal Hie notnmodoro bail tiled InaoU
anl. and lh. beaoilful widow wa left In
lb enld morolea of a aolflstl world wiibonl
a penny tit sail lir own. Tbia f tot be
was abliged lo break lo her, whr'iptn
eh held anker banda In pli.on. dla-nae,
arymg. (b. Mr. O'Conor. whtl shall I
In f I wb bave lived la luiury all my
If t
Madam,1 ald lh great lwr,"lhn
heal adelo'o I oaa g lf yoa ia lo toarr mo.'
wkweupo tbey wirs eurilii.
PA., APRIL 4, 1877.
PEIaNSYLVANIA r. r.
Tfalnt taar t,Utnwn .function at f.illowt I
MA'N I.lNH-VtSlv,VHU.
Plllr"ira''l Kifott 1 r m.
l'ai.n- riiproM a 2,1 ni
War l'aa igor loll a in.
t nil 3 &l p. 111.
Fail t.ln 0 IJ p 111.
EASTWARD.
Phi a lolnlila Fiprett U SO a ra
paelfl .:tj.rn4 Ji w a, n,.
tohnato n t-iprtt II 4 .m
Ma i In in,
Atlintifl K.pral li p. in
Tha r't t.in Vt n I'k'ih rr an I tho paelf
li t.iproa waal, andlhi I' t.'l.l ao I At' intio
Kinroia ei.i run iaily.
Wirtr.t niUiroaiiil.ini In Miinin e.in.ily
at loll iwa :
wi arwAittt.
a. mi. p. in.
10 M irj
tl.-.I 40.
11 I 411
II 4 4 ."i
1131 4 11
1141 4 a
H4 I 4 If
KA.I W utl
a. 10. p
fl'nwrlllo
n Icr.i.n'a
l.'in-f lalloar
tl'Viiyown
M 'inavnnk
VI oru l
N. II inllion
10 f
1iW tl
I'll 1 Si'
lnai i n
I 1 J, Mi'
I p I J 4 A '
I J 10 4 17
Tha IMnlfto llttir.la wot Oin l ft lvf". nt
McV.y'i. 1 at ai a. m. and tho A im' 10 hs-
ir aa -,. t a ;7 p ill.
T al ia inn I. wl.'nrn Nlitl'in, atup-ilnir -it
M iln I'-rof. for t.atalai.mn innfilin, o nvir
til at I't-aanaai-a to .inl tro-n all trilna on lu.lln
Una, except iiibltilubt train oaat and woat.
LEWI3T3WN DIVISION.
Itunriiv A iKwiarowK nit imin.
l.tt.m VaaTWAiiii.
WKaTIVAIin.
aiTATIIIXS. l.iH. A-.'.ml. M
I Mi. I
I. il'li .1. II I ' a ni. 4 "4 I'. ill. I" n
:'0 it .in
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S 1 :l
li'a Mil a V.M 13 p.in II
Ad .iiiai.ur4 I .' 'it
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. 11 II
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6 ts
.
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Mi.l.ll, i.Vg li so
v,..,..- r. ij
K nni'-r '. I i'J
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M -lii:r oro I la
s 11. .in 1. 1 -a
ftilllbury 1 til
v. n. ty vt. tut, sop,.
PMladlDhia
"au-1iJ "
and
Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangomsnt of Passcnjor Tra'rs
IS'OV. MOIh, inro.
7'i'din.t Ifiire !I ri'l n in
iki-h (Suii'tiliy.1 () t. J
Fnr (''liumi'Uio, 111,15 11.110 n in nnd
: J . I p in-
for Mt uriiiel, A-liinnl. lnmnriin.
riniaviitP, i.e:i'.iiu( 1111.1 I iiiri'it'ipuri,
I I III) It III.
Tinin for lli rii'lmi. Avuv rt fnthn, i
(Smi l'i-m '.ViVj,,'..)
Leave Slm.ii.ikiii. S.n.-l a in 1 ,rn nnd
D. lo,, in. .
Lett riiilndelpliia 0.15 a ni. I'.r n.liiiji
ll.:t'l a m. I
I'oiiarille, l i.ltl p in. Tamanna l.'Ji pi
ni Ali!'iii l i ''' p in
Ml. I.'iiniiol 3.10 p m. ;
Trillin tr t'V Airi i.'iiov; in fullnwn I
Fur N'ew York, 6. 'Jo, M 'l n in., ntnl
'I no ""i'i p in.
For I'lnl i l.'lt.liia V.'o. fi.n;, ID !l.lj a. m.
'.'.1)0 nnd J.&7 p in.
Sn mill y.t
For New Vnrk !i 'Jo n ur
For I'liil.tdelplii.t l.l.'i (, in.
Train fr 11'irriJmni If fir m fn'lmr :
l.e ire Ne Yotk, H . lo a "i I -Oil nil. I
5,:t.i nn. I M'i p in.
Leave I'liilndvlplil i, U. I'i n m. .1. 4' and
7 .'Jo p in.
SiiwLtiis
Lcnve New York fi 'lo p in.
I.eivo l'hihi'lelil,iik 7. 'JO p ill.
Via Murria Kae It. II.
j. c. wo: rn:NT.
CJcti'l Manngur.
c.ci. HANronc.
tieii'l 'lieket Agt.
Feb. J '74. U B in.
NEW PLANING
MILL
ot S.L1.M. P.O. Snyder (?... I'a.
HAINES & SNYDER Proprietors
The ahnvo liavlna nla-..t Inln eo part,
nerahlp f.r tli parpo'e of oarrrlnit on mora .
tanalvalv and In iMiter advantuica Ilia bu.ln.a
of inanulnelurlnK a nanar.il aaa.irtui.nl nl
BUILDING MfVTElUAli.
SUtJH Al
Doors. Shutters, Sash
in iirv ds,
DOOItANI) WINDOW t' II AM US
Horoll AVorlc,
IMoulttliiH,
Alt 8rl$ of
TUKIiOf
with tn ia tn Darpentert aad allolhert whn
Int.O'l bull. Unit
NEW HOUSES.
Or Repair & Reraodle,
OLD ONES,
that wa have tl.a faallllle and are pronnreil oi
furnlabal falrp. Kaa, IIKAIIV .MADK nr nl
abort not Ira. oh ipur thna oan be ma. I. bv bund
Hi. mutt linporUnl prtol bulldlaaa. Wealto
.till liitl, Snout I'tml iMif Jtiila
tern, lirai lcrU, . , '
Kioorinar, Nidinar,
Htifluootl Doui'di),
and do a general baiu ol at
kind of
Lumber for
IMJEkMM fee
Waaropraellatl anil oxperleaeoal Arohltool
aud llraualilaiu.n, anil our patron, will bave
tk. benolttol our soowlodse aoal .atll.
(tar murk wilt Pruo tut injai torn.
July, 8U'70.
Caution.
faJOTlCE is liuiebv ifiVfrl tbat the
Xl fnllowioa arile'e-war1 parrb't4 at t'oa
ab e'a nala, on I a. tut III, by lb- unSar.
tlni aad lafi ii lu ii.m talon taf l.l.
tloiMllIni, durioa bl 1 1 ataraj, Ail laraa.aaae
onutl ia.! nut in lata te at iaabllo with ib
aaiew. via I UlMIre, pats, t;.ia, lamn ,
tliiliboar.l, Tulno, -lo, ooo Mint and S
itroa. 1'ub Ileal atauda. USA lieaMla. Hatl
ewatl, L'uaat, Darr t, Ito'lint l.blu,f b'aia.
tiuieatmav .row awitia, uriai m h,
.'
wt a.ir
7.
Awu.iWi,ia4J..
V MM. 1,1m.
NO. 47.
I I ACOIJ II. IIII'OKI. ,t m ,
W Wlllll.KHAI.K UKAI.P.M! IS
ioiU'.luN a DOMi.srn:
mix umm.
' il'.tll Itfk-l Ht.
I'll I lo ,l.al ttlal.a 1
"Hi
A. II. Iv 1-2 Iv
mitt
or hi Peace and conTsyam
ccr,
t ill 1 1 Oriiic Miydjr I'ti. I'ti.
I' rlo 'Ihin. vol all l.-Mlupaa partilnlnif to Ilia
'IH I .t I .It ' ..'! t .. Ton will b atlrn. .ti
il alii.il uollt-o. l I. ,11. 'JO.
ONKIIiT
Justico of tho Peace,
fort Trci't'i-t n,S,ii frr CiihuIi, ',
. It li'iainaa. pir lining to lha nfft.-o nf fitatldt
of llin l it-a mil r.rulvo ploinpt i lloilllon
Pro la. Vtl.'luj wrllluu do. t'ouvry in'ina at
ton.la I to. .Iu. li 'Jo.lf
IJKXUY A. WOLl'LKY,
Saddler and Harness
Maker
Centrcville. Snyder County, Pcnna.
K"a nn hand, and inibaa tn nr.ler all kln.
of It'iinaa., M.iil lloa, llriillaa, .Vtili... INit ira
; fta , &(. til wor uuirmtacl l.t.- una vm
I Mr. Wolllcy aaka toil a trl.il lo pr uo Hi ll ho
1 un.li.ratiii.la hia tmainaa. I SuvAl.'H.'
Ci: riii'.vii.i.K iioTicii.
(t.iite Vra. Wairar'a )
i iMitarvlle Nnylor rn., Pit.
PKTCIt IIAIII'.MAN, l'riir,otor.
Tlila lonit aatnl'tlaiiail and well knnnn Imto
bavlnif boon pilii'hiiavil by Ilia tlii.h'ral nod, ...
lie 1 1 a a ali.iru ul tbo iiubllc pit rniintip.
I'tltll It A HI' at AN
Ai'ril, e, tan.
CHISTADOROS
AIU
riilai,i.,ro a II ur lyi . th s r I-: 1' nn I
IIKI' : It tnia in-i .nt iiiron.iy, iir i'ln -iiiir tii. j
in-i.l n-il -nil as ,'b-a ., Ml I.. or llr.oan : ! i a I
Nil V s " A I III" Mi I N. nn. I l a i.i I y . ..lla I.
I I n Ma in I ird prep ir iilon. n n. 1 1 1 v rnn up. .
i. n e.-ary noil xpo iiitei "..ih .,r l.i.ly or
tlniti.oi.in. Mobl by Uriiu.l- " ,
J. ClUSfAlililHI. 1
I il Hi., r.ll. .NonVork
la.'. ji,':o. nn.
II. IIAUTM.VS,
.ii'vrici: or tiii: fi:tt i:.
S: C ?ii jii iiccp,
t.l.Mlti;VII.I.I'. Huyd-r County. I'a
I'liltai-f l..na ntnl nil b'l.innaa p irt ilntnir to Ilia
i.rib-0 nl .lil.lb'O ul IU.I I'OICO ail bo rit ti I I ic
al ah. .It llutti'O AprT'tn
JlTKIt 15. MIDDI-KSWAUTII.
JL.il ICU OF Tilt: PKACB
AMI
CUSVEVAXf'Ki:.
McC'uro City, Snydor Co.. Pa.
I'i'llertlon. nnd nil l.'i.lnaaa pirlal.linK In Itio
nm. enl liilb' ol llio I'i iaco will I aiilliiii lo I to
nl all rl ix.tira July 'il '.iill.
iUNDEKTA KING.
E. L. BUFFINGTON.
."! itltlli'luiry , Ln.
r"-
j F'r in ur h Ihin riri tietn lifetoiire t i
i !
Inr lliftui lu IliM l ir. Mtt 1 1 ti l iiic.iiti In k,
I ritlM w.irli'M in n-l ! i t(nri fnrnlh
rtrn i-sk k vt hp , at ni oi ii ii in
lh irire iliejr Initsj Uurotuliro cuit Uur. lio
i.ti m tnuiiti'i iroi
FUUNITUUK,
nf all iloerlitlnn", nml t KrtnVy ro lut-e.!
rif
All ortlfir p'mnfitlf ntt'-ti'le I tn, (itt lil re.
In net t Kr.iiiktliig ttiitl ifttUiaolluii la till diiet
siuitr intuit.
April i , I87d.tr.
IIUVATS SALE OP
rVi .1 i.viti.i:
PROPERTY.
FII'IC underaigned will te'l hia title rei
L di'iiee ini He nn tlniu Mrei'l, ihe U ir.
nuub nf Mid llehnrjf, Snvder Coililly. I'a
Thia i- a 'li "irnlili' properiv nn I ai for.
iiierly known n a I lie K Uil.K IHITKL. The
iiiiprnreiiieiila cniiiii-le a I. lltlll', lliltl
I'.LK Fit Mil IIOU.SF.. SUM Ml) II IIOCSK.
LAItUK SIIKU, li'K llul'SK, anl oilier
mil bull Illicit. An eieelli-iu well nf water
ni Iho door. Il Ii tiiiinlile for a privme
divrlling nr a llolel, and located near I lie
centre of huaiii-a.
Terma en-y and reieonalite. For fnnb.
er purl ioul na oall un or addrea
J. W O'twlO.
Wnliuntown, Notib'd Co., I'a.
Any. 31. 1870.
evap;tpjr idvi'iilxlng tgouts.
GEO. P. R0WLL & C3,,
41 PARK ROW, H. Y.
Tlif.v hav Ib anll-f iclion of eonl rolling
ihn mnl eXieiiaivo and cooiileU aiver
liamif oiiniif cnor, wliion Ina rirr h,.en -lured,
nnd one winoli w.mld be b.irlly
pnaaililo in any oilier emiinry tint iliie
I bey h ive aiiiicei'ded in wnrViuz down n
oouiplrX biiamea inln an Ibumiijjiily a
y fieinikiie iiiaihud ibal oo elnmii. in ihe
iiewp iper ay-loin nf Ami'i iob cut eaenpa
iioiic. wlnle iho wildeai inform iiiou
upon nl Inploe inlereailn,! lo ndveriiaa
era ie pl ied rvnllly nl Ilia diapiarl nf I lie
public Kt'tucl jrvM .tm J'jr Tim;'
Jam 14, Ibli.
Sonet for a firoular.
A DMIXISI'RATORS' NOTIOK.-
XV I.Htii ra ol ailialnlatrotlonna lliaettala nl
I'oior rllnaam in bate nl A I ma I'-iainatiliK I ni'.I
bttviaa bo.'u iirnnto.1 iu ibo einloraiMa..!. a!lir.
.in. kawwln th.-ia-alro. Inilvtittia toaaid n.tai
.r- ro.iuoata.1 lo uatevluioi.itut pivin..Bt wlaii
tnoa uavinit oianua win piMut luaia ui
.ufcuauiwa.au lovaniiiaiuoiit ia
Tttt'wa'.awitn'v'r.
BMJAUlM Hf MMZU
F.l tl. TT. p.1 Adiuiuuiratore.
R C. 8HAFER.
JOL J. BAIL 7 & CO.
JIUMRlir, SMALf, W A It US,
H'ut oort.,. JfiithruLhrie . f
ex :ia Ht.. im itxa.
a . . li a m . . . - .1 nal B. 13 B Y . .M
ViAS. t tfllAVab :vlC:0uiiia44 iMs sjawrai, . fga4'f.J
Tllll POST.
rnUixhed erer7 Thurmlar Erenlnj by
JESBMIAH CnOUBB, Prop'r.
Termii of SnTjempttoTi,
TWO DOLLARS TElt AX5UM. Tsr.
nblq within sir months, or $2.50 if not
paid within llu yeaf. No paper dis
continued until all errenrsifes ar
imitl unleno at the option of the pub
liahcr.
Hubsrrlnflona'mitKide of the COtinty
P.WAIll.K 13 AITANC.
IPcraons liflinif and twine- pnpere
Aidreaa(d 'o others hcpfone snisH'ritiere
tin I are liable fnrlhe iirirc ofthepsper
aouitt. Ai.taaiAn. aoaAts attaaaa.
3. ALLEMAN & SON.
at to t: .v w y h at la w.
HlllllJJIIVO
VII firnfraalnnitt Inialnera ami oolUetlng
nirn-if I to iliclr care will b promptly
illened In. Cnn tie ennanlted in Coglisb
r Oerinnn. Olfice, Mark. Hqitare.
T
smith'.
ATmntrr At i,iw.
Mtritlt.KIH IIU, MX YEDK UU,, PA
Oifara Ma p iraaonal rrrli-i in lh pa el I
Ninaiiitiloiit la l.nnlla ami '.l.rwno.
fN. MYI-MH, 5
U ATTIMIMIT 4V COCSELOR AT UW.
'liddlehur, Snyder County I'cnn'i
l:ll.;e it few ilonra Weat of liie Court
lone nn Mti'i airoel. Conanliai Ion in
Knifliali hi I Ijerinnn Inngnagea. Sep. '07.
VAN (irc.Ku,
ATiiJll.NBY AT LAW.
VM-
Lewiabuiif ra.,
UTera liii priifealnnrtl aerTice to in pub"
lo. t'olleciiniia nnd nil ntlter I'lolcationa
il tinaiueaa eiiirnaird lo bis cars 111 re
ceive prompt nlienlinn.
J.
CltJNMII.I.Ialt.
AI l'tlllNKi' AT LAW,
Middlebiir!?, Pa.,
I illora hla prnteaalnnal aerrieea to Ih pub
hm rollxaiinna ami all oilier nrnfeaainna 1
Imaiiieaa enirniie l lo hit ear will rereiTS
prnmpi niieuiion. Jan 8, 'C'lf
It. II. tiiim-il. Will. II. Dill.
(11JIMM&D1LL,
Attorneys & Councelors
a t-i.a ir,
Offifo Near tho Post OfTico.
I'i iM-ltiirs. I'riiii'iia
r.in'iilinilun in boi h Knfliali ntnl Ocrmaa
Linijii'iea. Dec, I'.', '7Jlf.
1.1 NN." A. II. DILfj.
T M-
(Sn-,. a. .ora tn I. y. ft .1. M. I. Inn.)
rj'ltSi; S , l' (, V. I.ewiatmrg, Ta.
Dl'er ilieir irufeainniil aorticra lo tli
pulilic. Citleetiinia nnd nil nlher pro-
fcaaion il litmin'ia i-nlriiale I lo ilieir car
will receirpproiuptsiteniion. f.lan.8, dlf
V.
J. It. .I'.LLKIt.
.i77V).7:r..i7,.'.iir
(Viitnritfi; S'lilrr Vonnfij, renna.
AU I. i-In. aa rnlnl.le.l to tut i r wilt b
wall nn I I il' lifnll v nllnill-l to. Will prai'lle.
at Ihe -ever.il e itii'ta of Sny lor ant ailioininf
.t . i' in ii" cnault d In Ibr Kmill-h nr
il. riu iii liiuai;p Ool. M. 'Jll
OilAKI.r.S IIOWKK,
At' MilS BY AT LAW,
Selinagrnve Til.
ilfera lil profeaainnil aervieet lo I tie pub
lie. I'lillei'iinna mi l all oilier prufeaaiona
leiaineaa eiilroalol In hia enrc will
M'ive prmnpt tlteniion. DUice two doors
loilll of llin Keyaliitie llolel. I.lnnfi, '117
JOHN II AUNOLD,
VI I im'iii'.v nt. Kniv,
S- VIS Til ICT. I TTO IIM-: Y,
MiuiiLKiicua, r.i
Pr ifeaalonnl lni"liieta enlriiated tn hie ear
of!' In promptly nilpn UmI to. Feb'J,'71
J 'III OM rsON HA IC V. It ,
.ttl'll.V-tl -1 j vm
l.i'w iilinrir. L'nioll I'n., Pa.
0K-Ciin bo eotianlicd In Hie ICtigliali and
Oerinnn l.isgii'ig.'.-1s9
IIFFU'U Market Sireel, opposite Wall
Nniiih X I'.i'a Si ore 8 -4Dy.
J. W . POTTER.
ATtonxnr a r la w.
Solinsrroro Pa ,
OTi'ra hla prnfeaainnnl eerviuee te lbs
p.ll. lie. All legal tinainaaa entriiaic1 In his
cue will receive (rnnipl atteniinn. Ollic
iiiiodmir ihove ihe New Lutlieran Cbureb,
Inly, lilt '7'J.
J T. PAUICS,
ATTOttVKY AT LW.
i:Jt.lS43ll'.)VE. SMYUHfl COUSTr. Pa
rf.pl. 1). 'rt7lf
A.
SIMPSON,
ATTDHXKY AT LAW,
Niirthninberland, Pa.
I'Ter hia prnfeaaiimnl aervire lo Ihe pub'
le. All linainnan eniruated to bit oar
ill be promptly attended In.
Pun. 17. "6711
JU3UC3 of th3 Peacs,
MJIIo'jjri. SiJjr cmt. Pan'a
CtuTnwini'Un (t'tn, nl Cfiilfrvs mart.?
FTfrfHititK InrnHWil lo bit tin, will rrl
ftTlMUpl llt)lMMI. .IDtltf II, '74.
rVK .! I K ANAWKL.
T-IITPIf iam Axr senf-ros.
Centreline, Hnjrter Co., Pa.
Ilfera hi prufeteioDnl e.rvlcee lo the
-nililio. ft-3Slf
Jtt. A. IL SHI I'll.
PUY8W1AX A.VD SUHGROX,
llfera It i w profraaintinl errvior la Ibe ei'l-
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